Microsoft jumping on the Linux bandwagon and porting their apps is the same thing as "bringing them to their knees", because they would lose their monopoly OS advantage.
Moreover you know Microsoft would only port its stuff under extreme duress, ie after its too late. For example, right now would be an ideal time to port Word over and maintain their market share, but no. They will foolish dawdle until Linux gains an "alarming" market share with Word Perfect/StarOffice as the defacto Linux word processor, and it will be too late.
Bottom line is, there is no way Linux can not disrupt Microsoft, so might as well enjoy it.
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Agreed. Lack of open in new tab support is a deal breaker.
I get that the new site gives yall a way to inline ads better, but even aside from that, it is still a worse experience.
Do I need to install any mods or maps to run the demos? I have the demo, but it doesn't run.
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Microsoft jumping on the Linux bandwagon and porting their apps is the same thing as "bringing them to their knees", because they would lose their monopoly OS advantage.
Moreover you know Microsoft would only port its stuff under extreme duress, ie after its too late. For example, right now would be an ideal time to port Word over and maintain their market share, but no. They will foolish dawdle until Linux gains an "alarming" market share with Word Perfect/StarOffice as the defacto Linux word processor, and it will be too late.
Bottom line is, there is no way Linux can not disrupt Microsoft, so might as well enjoy it.